they Also Ran1946 |
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... Landon is a gifted executive who is not much less progressive in philosophy than Franklin D. Roosevelt . " of Following the tradition of Al Smith , Landon announced , " In Kansas we insist that no teacher should be required to take an ...
... Landon is a gifted executive who is not much less progressive in philosophy than Franklin D. Roosevelt . " of Following the tradition of Al Smith , Landon announced , " In Kansas we insist that no teacher should be required to take an ...
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... Landon found himself in a difficult position : in 1936 he was charging that the New Deal was tearing down the American way of life , but from 1933 to 1935 , when he had had no idea that he was going to become a presidential nominee , he ...
... Landon found himself in a difficult position : in 1936 he was charging that the New Deal was tearing down the American way of life , but from 1933 to 1935 , when he had had no idea that he was going to become a presidential nominee , he ...
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... Landon . " The campaign trains of Landon and Roosevelt shuttled across the nation , crisscrossing each other at frequent points . The Roosevelt train was filled with confidence and joy ; the Landon train was " grim and dour , filled ...
... Landon . " The campaign trains of Landon and Roosevelt shuttled across the nation , crisscrossing each other at frequent points . The Roosevelt train was filled with confidence and joy ; the Landon train was " grim and dour , filled ...
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